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The Accelerator Project for Upgrade of LHC (APUL) is a U.S. project participating in and contributing to CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) upgrade program. FermiNational Accelerator Laboratory in collaboration with Brookhaven National Laboratorywas developing sub-systems for the upgrade of the LHC final focus magnet systems. Partof the upgrade called for various lengths of superconducting power transmission linesknown as Superconducting (SC) Links which were up to 100 m long. The SC Linkelectrically connects the current leads in the Distribution Feed Boxes to the interactionregion magnets. The SC Link is an extension of the magnet bus housed within a cryostat.The present concept for the bus consists of 22 power cables, 4 × 13 kA, 2 × 7 kA, 8 × 2.5kA and 8 × 0.6 kA bundled into one bus. Different cable and strand possibilities were considered for the bus design including Rutherford cable. The Rutherford cable bus designpotentially would have required splices at each sharp elbow in the SC Link. The advanta...

Superconducting link bus design for the accelerator project for upgrade of LHC